Dorman - HD Solutions Exhaust Clamp P/N:674-7013
Help secure the connection between the diesel particulate filter and the intermediate pipe with the Dorman - HD Solutions Exhaust Clamp / Turbocharger Clamp 674-7015, a Dorman exhaust clamp built as a direct replacement for the original equipment clamp. It fits many heavy-duty vehicles, among them the 2010-2016 Autocar LLC. Xpeditor 10.8L / 11.9L / 14.9L / 8.3L / 8.9L, 2010-2016 Crane Carrier Low Entry 10.8L / 11.9L / 5.9L / 8.3L / 8.9L and 2013-2016 Freightliner 122SD. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for the full list. Dorman catalogs this part as an exhaust clamp and labels it a turbocharger clamp, so you may find it under either name.
The clamp is engineered to help ensure secure connections between exhaust system components. It is backed by a team of product experts in the United States and by more than a century of Dorman automotive experience. Sold as a standard replacement, and the package contains one clamp. Country of origin: India.
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What does the Dorman 674-7015 exhaust clamp do?
It joins the diesel particulate filter to the intermediate pipe and helps hold a secure connection between those exhaust components. Dorman lists it as both an exhaust clamp and a turbocharger clamp.
Which trucks does this clamp fit?
It fits many trucks, such as the 2010-2016 Autocar LLC. Xpeditor 10.8L / 11.9L / 14.9L / 8.3L / 8.9L, 2010-2016 Crane Carrier Low Entry 10.8L / 11.9L / 5.9L / 8.3L / 8.9L and 2013-2016 Freightliner 122SD. See the "Vehicles it fits" section.
What are the clamp's size and material?
It is a stainless steel T-bolt V-band clamp for a 5.25 in pipe diameter, with a 5.75 in maximum diameter, a 0.25 in thread diameter and a 2.6 in thread length.
How is this turbocharger clamp installed, and what is in the box?
It goes around the joint at the particulate filter-to-intermediate pipe connection and tightens at its T-bolt lock nut. The package contains one clamp. Follow the vehicle service information for torque.
What are signs this exhaust clamp may need replacing?
An exhaust leak sound, soot around the joint, or a loose, cracked or corroded clamp at that connection can be signs it may need replacing. Diagnose the source of the leak before you replace any part.
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